May 2, 1901 (4 pages)

b _.gehe is gone. 25c , commanded aud brotght a large pistol . Americans meant business * lent program was rendered, a number Dickerman, sole agent, THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . AT NEVADA OTTY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— TEEMS OF SUBBCRITTION : s By Mail, . ° ° . $6 Per Year By Carrier, ° 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. THURSDAY...,. May 2, 1901 Ohey Did Not Forget. P. 0. BOX E Ohe Caidese Put an American Flag Above Gheir Emblem. “Oid Glory” now wavesin New China Town, having been pat on the top of the high pole at that place over a large Chinese Mason flag. On the 6th day of last August the local Chinamen raised a large flag on the pola and neglected to put the stars and stripes above it. This curdled the blood of some young patriotic Americans who deemed it an insult on account of the strained con dition of affairs which existed at that time between this country and China, and on the evening of the next day they went to China Town forty strong e@od demanded the Chinaman in charge of the Joss House to put an American flag above ihé Chinese emblem. He beCame insulting and refused to do as into sight to help show his authority. He was quickly shown that the young and the flag was lowered and torn in small pieces,many of them being saved for souvenirs. Personal Pointers. Fred Boeckmann of Fargo & Oompany returned this mormming to San Francisco. ; Jobo Skelton returned this morning to San Francisco. A. 8. Lord left this morning fora business trip to San Francisco. Join Donnelly retarned this morning to San Francisco, : John Glasson was over from Grass Valley today. R. C. Williams is bere from Redding. T. P. Meighan and E. Q. Seaney arrived here this morning from San FranCisco, . Frank Nye is here from Sonora. Deputy Sheriff Jobn Pascoe, who was threatened with pneumonia, is better today. B.S. McClintock arrived here this morning from Oakland. Mr. Smith of the Phoenix Savings Company returned this morning from Chico. . A.M. Werum arrived here this afternoon from Fruitvale. Scott I. Ennis of the firm of Ennis, ‘Brown & Company of Sacramento arTiveed here this afternoon, Miss M. M, Godfrey of Columbia Hill is here on a visit. Mrs, F. Gadfrey came down from the Plumbago mine today. 8. Scheeline and F. Borchert of Sacramento came over from North San Juan today on their way home. C.J. Schuester was over from Columbia Hill today, i H. Kuler came down from Maybert today. ; Mujor McBride and Miss Sallie MceBride returned to North San Juan this afternoon, after spending a few days here. Had a Good Time. The Masons of Nevada City lodge last night fittingly celebrated the tiftieth anviyersary of the institatiag of their lodge and at the same tine dedicated their new banquet hall. The families of the members were present, 8 was alsoa number of Grass Valley Masons and their families, An excelof well-kuown Grass Valieyans taking part. It was one of the grandest events iu the history of the local lodze and all who were present will hold fond recolections of the-good time they had for mauy years to come, Will of J. H. Baudonin, The will of the late Jean Henri Baudouin of Boston Ravine was admitted’ to probate in the Superior Court today. The estate consists of a life insurance of $2000, real estate valued at $400 and bousebold furniture worth about $100. ‘The decedent bequeathed the eutire estate to the widow. The following appraisers bave been appointed: J. Mulroy, W. Dibble and A.Jobnuston. An order was also made t> publish due notice to creditors. A writer in a current periodical says that nothing worries some women like the absence of worry in others. Such women can usually eupply the lack. Possibly more people would take their religion on trust if it could be incorporated in New Jersey, The newspaper that Mrs. Nation started has painléssly passed away, mouraed only by the contiding men who pat up the capital to start it. Hatchets are not ‘much use in journalism; scissors and paste are what is wanted, ~2ee Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sbermau’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the bead They cure neuralgia. HAVE PURCHASED sits . . MORE GROUND. 7 @ Company of Nevada county money was paid. ed with success. S4n Francisco, May 2—The Jenny Lind Gold Mining yesterday closed a deal here whereby it secures possession of eighty acres of the "saac’L, Weed ranch on Alta Hill. The company has had this piece of land bonded for some months, and yesterday the purchase Mr. Weed conveys to the company all the water ditches, quartz and gravel rights, etc., to the land. By the purchase of this tract the Jenny Lind company now has a claim of 6500 feet on the trend ofthe ledge. which is situated in Grass Valley mining district, are said to be very bright just at the present time, and by the addition of this new ground the company is in a position to work tor a number of years, and it is believed its efforts to make a dividend-paying property of the Jenny Lind will be crown. Prospects at the mine, Well Pleased. D. &. Moore Ghinks Favorably of Prospects. D. E. Moore of Salt Lake, Utah, who has beenup at Washington examining mining properties in that district, re turned to this city today, and expresses bimself as weli satisfied with the prospects, and is of the opinion that they wiil compare favorably with any in the county, which is saying a great deal. He came here in the interest of Colorado capitalists, and will return to that place and make. his report, when companies will be organized and the properties developed. Local Notes. Some steel shoes and dies for the Reward mine arrived here today. Officer Carr will ring the curfew at 9 o’vlock from now on instead of at 8 o’clock. Robert Latta and Thomas Coan of this city are opening up a mine in Willow Valley mining district. Walter Palmer yesterday resigned his position as. clerk at the New York hotel and has been succeeded by W. TL. Monk. ~ Ladies, if you will call at Maher & Co.’s sture you can~see the fines: assortment of suminer undervests ever ‘brought to this city. They have in stock high neck and long sleeves, low neck and sleeveless, and at prices ranging from 5 cents to $1 50 each, Sherwin & Williams paints and varnishes, the best in the market, are carried in stack by Legg & Shaw Co, and as this is hcuse cleaning time they invite housekeepers to try them and they will never use any others. An iron post was placed today at the corner of Broad and Pine streets to support the awning of the Morgan & Roberts building. ; A telephone has been put in Fred EF. Brown’s residence. The number is 841. Gxposition Opened. BurraLo, N.Y, May 1—The gates of . the Pan American Exposition were thrown open this morning and notwithstanding it had rained all night and the conditions were threatening, the attendance was large. Handsome Specialties. C. J. Brand will make a specialty of diamonds, silverware, and ebony brushes with plate on the back of them, on which the name of the owner may be engraved. Mr. Brand’s establishment is known for the quality of goods that is kept in stock, and oncea purchaser from him you wiil always call again. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, May 1, 1901. Black, Mrs. Chas. Mitchell, George Ransier, George If not calied for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” pay afeeof one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. You never have a head inthe morning from drinking Jesse Moore “Aa’ whiskey. Sensation In Caracas. WILLEmMsTapD, Curacoa, April 80—Dr. Vicente Mijares, the editor of the Re publica, a Venezuelan organ, which was earnetly defending the New York and Bermudez Company, has been arrested at Caracas by order o: President Castro. This arrest has caused a censation in Caracas, where Dr. Mijares is held-in the highest esteem. The new Venezuelan Constitution, came into force April 19h. At present the Republic is tranquil, but the Government officikls evidently feat trouble, as they continue uoremittingly to purchase arms. A German ship which passed here a few dys ago on her way to Venezuela had 10,000 Mauser rifles and 2,000,000 cartridges on board.+General Andrade, the former President of Venezuela, ig here with General Riveria. A complication with Oolombia ‘8 very much feured, as President Castro lends all the encouragement he can to the Colombian Revolutionary Party. ‘ Clark Again G. nfotned, Sat Lake, Utab, May 1.—Pennel Cherrington, Assistant United States Attorney, received a telegram from Nevada today stating that United States Marshal Emmett, of Oarson City, had served injunction papers upon Colonel Maxson, leader of the Clark forces, restraining them from interfecing in aby manner with the employes of tbe Oregon Short Line, who. are engaged in extending the Short Line in a south westerly direction through the State of Nevada. Attorney Cherrington says the Clark people will andoubtedly obey the order of the Court and vacate the disputed right of way. Sovernment Satistied, 3 WasHINGTON, May 1—The State Department bas received from the Government of Venezuela a satisfacturs explanation of the circumstances under which Ignacio Baiz, United States Consular Agent at Barcelona, came to be arrested and muicted of a heavy fine. While no detuils are furnished, it is stated that the action of the Venezuelan Government im the matter is all that could be desired aud that Biiz, who bas recovered or will recover the money extorted from him, will not be farther molested. Bound By Rurglars. Cuicaaco, May 1—A special to the Tribune from Adrian, Mich., says: Two masked men entered the residence of Mrs. Ruth Ayers at Springville, where she lived alone, bound and gagged her and raneacked the house, ‘Lhey obtained about $8000 in gold currency. She was assessed at $40,000, and it is known that she always kept a large amount of money about the house. There is no clew to the robbers. Woodmen of the World. You are requested to meet at the Pythian Castle on Sunday, May 5th, at 1:30 p. m., to attend the unveiling of the monument of J. W. Lutkin. Visiting neighbors invited to attend. N. W. Lewis, O. C. E. Moorz, Clerk. m2 2: Don’t drink the first thing the ‘bartender offers, “AA” whiskey and insist on getting it. Calt for Jesse Moore . A Yew Enterprise. © A Fully Equipped Abstract Office to Be Opened Here. Mr. Henry J. Weeks,a well-known California abstractor and patentee of the “Weeks’ Card or Unit System” of abstracting, is staying at the New Union Hotel and tention of equipping Nevada county witha complete abstract plant on the announces his innewest and most approved system. Mr. Weeks intends to make this his “home county,” in order to. be near his young family who are being educated here, and he will make his abstract plant a model one in every’ particular, and second to none on the Pacific Coast. He is a widely-known expert in his profession, having had sixteen years continuous experience, and having daring that time equipped many counties in this State, including Sacramento, Kings, Alameda, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Ventura and others, besides having sold county rights in over thirty others. Assoon as he has completed the necessary arrangements and secured offices in one of the fire-proof buildings in this city, Mr. Weeks will engage a force of copyists sufficient to have the plant completed and ready for business before the end of the present year, and he assures the TRaNsoriPT that as soon as his plant is:completed if any man in Nevada county buys a bad title, ora title with any faw in it orcloud upon it, it will be his own fault. Civil Engineer Dead. New York, May 1—William F. Davidson,a well known civil engineer, who assisted in laying out the route of the Uniou Pacific railroad, died in Belevue Hospital last evening from injuries received by being knocked down by a horse and wagon. He was 66 years old. Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros. have on display the finest lot .of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want & nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had ip the market. al3 MARRIED, In Nevada City, May Ist. at the Congregational church by Rev. J. Sims, James Chivell to Miss Josie Merrill, both of this city. At Maryeville, April 28th, William Wellman of Marysville to Miss Viola Hill of Nevada City. : Boers Captured. Loxpon, May 1.—A dispatch from Lord Kitchener says: Grenfell attacked the Boers -at Bergplantz, near Halvereburg, where the last Long Tom opened fire at 10,000 yards. Kitchener’s scouts advanced to 8000 yards when the gun was blown up and the Bours fled Ten of them were made prisoners. Other columns report ten Boers killed, six wounded, six made prisoners and sixty surrendered. The British had four killed and seven wounded. DOZENS -OFFAMILIES ARE USING TAYLORS FAMILY GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. Ib SAMPLES FREE ge] TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE Wholesale and Retail Agents Wanted Everywhere, WEL, In our home decorations, @ Mahogany or Oak color ab Ways gives the wood-work of &@ room a good appearance, Over old paint or new wood THE . SHERWIN-WILLIAMS : VARNISH STAIN. Groduces good results. I Stains and varnishes at the game time. Is made in Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, Rose. wood, Walnut, Ebony. You will be surprised at the ease with which you can entirely change the appearance of yourroom. Let us tell you some good things we know about the Stain. SOLD BY idanatnumaseiiiensminnsninmmeescses) HOUSECLEANING TINE__ ‘Is now upon us and you will need something in the .PAINT. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. Call or send for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 _ Sole Agents. . than 2 per cent, KX. of P. Program at Stockton, Reginning! Gues* day, May 20th. The Executive Committee of the Knights of Pythias making arrangements for the Grand Lodge met last evening and outlined the program for the five days commencing May 20:h. Tne following is the prozram: Monday evening, May 80th—Public reception at Masonic ball; music; speeches, band concert on the rquare afterwards. Tuesday evening—Entertainment at the baths by McCollum & Lyons. Wednesday afternoon—Grand parade. Evening—Exhibition drill Uniform Rank, K. of P, and Caatons, I O. O. F. at the Pavillion to conclude with a dance. ‘Thursday evening—D. O K K, side degree of members only. Banquet at K. of P. hall Friday evéning—Grand ball. The highest rate of interest on government bonds, based on their market value is 196 per cent , and the uverage is about 1.60 per cent. This shows a higher credit than any other couotry in the world, the lowest irterest of foreign bonds based on market value never having been tess Ice dealers who control theta are Dow G ples proposed increase, it is ¢ mean @ simmer of suffering poorer districts of the algae in the at Hull House and the various . te tnsist that it an sity settlements in which controlled last year are rs thousands will have to do The Wisconsin State Legislatare the snows of last winter are hejg to be the factors which may be resn, ble for the heavier te being exant. from Chicago by sosipahisy srt supply the city’s ioe. In the Genera} Assembly of the northern State ® bill is pending in the Senate, having been passed by the lower House, Providiag, — tax of ten cents'a ton on ice » from that State, ‘This extra dealers frankly assurt, must be Paid by the consumers, if the lawmakers of the Badger State see ft to impose it, The cost of removing the snow in order, get at the ice and the scarcity of labor in the cost of harvesting are held to be other factors for the increase, > Judging from ‘Germany's claim of $80,050,000 indemnity from Ohina, the . Emyeror’s cheek seems to have re. gained its priestlike hardness, FOR LADIES MATER & CO, Up to Date. . .Muslin.& Knit a Summer Underwear ——SSEE>===E=E=E=E=E====—_ and CHILDREN Ladies’ Summer Vests, high neck and long sleeves, 25 cts. Ladies’ high neck and short sleeves, 25 cts. Low neck and short sleeves, 25 cts. : Ladies’ Real Lisle Thread, high neck and long sleeves, and high neck and short sleeves, at 50 cts. Ladies’ low neck and) sleeveless at 5 cts., 10 cts, 25 Cts. and up as high as $1 50. We want you to see our line of SUMMER WEAR. CHILDREN SUMMER VESTS. We sell all sizes at 25 cts. each. MUSLIN GOWNS, MUSLIN SKIRTS. and Black and Colored Mercerized Skirts. show you. New things in these lines to Respectfully, ; MAHER & Co. MORE om Just opened another box of them. We expect to sell them even faster now, since MULLOY’S Pion GROCERY SARATOGA CHIPS the wirm weather is here. 52 Broad Street, Nevada City. OUR TELEPHONE NUIFIBER ' sol 20 cts. per pound ~ SPRING MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. 4 QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS TETREAU . Ds e e ‘ . EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING . HATS. ‘W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street Say,“ Jim,“ these OX” BREECHES is “regular Life-savers! Hurry an’ flash the job: It the ropes on this end of the scafold breaks too, it’s all over. We coulda’t fix it. ap with your pants ;' you don’t wear the OX BREECHES.~ Oc.a box. For sale oe — Hy) ES : Fp i) Ii y} 7 We are Sole Agents for Nevada Count FOR THESE GOuDs. — ; L. HYMAN & CO., Clothiers, Nevada City, Cal. Fi Strong as an Ox. They are the strongest pants on earth. They represent the best of everything that goes into the m> ke-up of a gond pants. They are sewed with the best six were produced with a view of: filling a‘long felt Ask for OX BREECHES and at a low price. They arecn large in leg and hip. cord thread. The OXBREEGHES want—a strong made pants beware of inferior imitations. KENTUCKY JFANS, in different BKACK ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT MEN’S CORDUROY S, iy different colors shades The Celebrated “OX” BREECHES. Durable and Reliable. Another Pair Free Ifthey rip in the seam ww ~~ yd al ge . , aa = tas if wilt Without jog, a Be. THE TRANS( Animal Way ( An Intelligent Monk Orained by Mr. % As an appropriate climax ofexperiments in the matt cating a three-year-old mo fessor C. 1. Norris, the fam« trainer, of Norris & Rowe’s . will endeavor to make th talk. To begin. with his a ments, he sits at a table : placency ; wears shoes and is a wonderful bareback ‘rid dress and undress himsel! joices in the name of Jim But the most interesting «¢ is the attempt Professor Nor ing to develop, Jim's voces Aftera careful investigatio fessor concluded that these fect and capable of the speech. The method emp teach the mookey to talk, fessor does not at present give in detail for publication it consists of parts of the used to teach blind childr and the deaf and dumb, Th made is very nearto that . child of similar age of Jim, f at present the words, “papa” s back.” Professor Norris does ever to make an-orator out get he feels sure that he wil reasonable time, be able to sh scientific world a Simian wt io the English tongue. Jim: derful jockey. He rides a ; fashion and turns back sot while the pony is going at + rate. Jim will ‘be seen with ris & Rowe’s Big Trained Shows which will exhibit in at Grissel’s Field on Bould next Monday afternoon and under their enormous waterp! Personal Parag A. Cohen is here from Sacra W. Woodmen is up from ville. H.B. Worthley is down fror ington, Joho Bradbury left this mor Marysville, ; N. Freyer came down from ville yesterday. E. O. Carroli of Denver is miniog business. Henry German was over fro San Juan yesterday. Charles Godfrey of North 8 was in this city yesterday. Lauren Woodruff came do North San Juan yesterday. Ted E. Grimes, the popular man of Oakland, is in town. Mrs. Thomas Coan left yest Wheatland to visit her parent: A. D. Andrews of San Franc rived here on last evening’s tr John Martin‘of Grass Valle} through town this morning on to the Erie mine. Mrs. Ed. Simmons arrived evening on a visit to her pare and Mrs. Lord Housman. L. J. Rose Jr., one of the owners in the Home mine, arr last evening from Oxnard. S. E. Furth came over fro San Juan “last evening anc morning for San Francisco. Mrs, William Angwin reta evening from Oregon, where . to attend the funeral of her u W.B. Woodside arrived evening from Grass Valley an morning for North Bloomfi business lp: Charles K. ‘Tower bas retur home at Touraine after a shor trip to Bakersfield and vicini he has extensive oil interes land Tribune, Oc The famous old Gilt Edge is recommended by physicia ily and medicinal use~ be pure. i —_——————_+-9e--——— — Peruvian Bark and Port v in right proportions is a goo malaria. Vinton’ sells al for 50 cents. NOTICE TO WAFER CON Wepnespay, Apri Attention is called to Ord 149, which prohibits the ut for irrigation or sprinkling « between the hours of 10 & Pp. m., and 10 p, m. and 5a. the night. ' a24-lw *. Hues Morc Water ( Catarrh Cannot Be ( With Jocal applications, 2 not reach the seat of t Catarrh is a blood or cons ease, and in order to cure i take internal remedies. Ha Cure is taken internally, ¢ rectly on the blood ahd m faces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cu quack medicine. It was p! one of the best physicit Country for years, and is a Scription. It is composec . the best tonics known, cop the best blood purifiers, rectly on the mucous su Perfect combination of 8redients is what produce derful results in curing c! for testimonials free. . J. OHENEY &: C tieda, oO. ld by druggists, price Hall's Fa mily Pills are .

b _.gehe is gone. 25c , commanded aud brotght a large pistol . Americans meant business * lent program was rendered, a number Dickerman, sole agent, THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . AT NEVADA OTTY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— TEEMS OF SUBBCRITTION : s By Mail, . ° ° . $6 Per Year By Carrier, ° 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. THURSDAY......,. May 2, 1901 Ohey Did Not Forget. P. 0. BOX E Ohe Caidese Put an American Flag Above Gheir Emblem. “Oid Glory” now wavesin New China Town, having been pat on the top of the high pole at that place over a large Chinese Mason flag. On the 6th day of last August the local Chinamen raised a large flag on the pola and neglected to put the stars and stripes above it. This curdled the blood of some young patriotic Americans who deemed it an insult on account of the strained con dition of affairs which existed at that time between this country and China, and on the evening of the next day they went to China Town forty strong e@od demanded the Chinaman in charge of the Joss House to put an American flag above ihé Chinese emblem. He beCame insulting and refused to do as into sight to help show his authority. He was quickly shown that the young and the flag was lowered and torn in small pieces,many of them being saved for souvenirs. Personal Pointers. Fred Boeckmann of Fargo & Oompany returned this mormming to San Francisco. ; Jobo Skelton returned this morning to San Francisco. A. 8. Lord left this morning fora business trip to San Francisco. Join Donnelly retarned this morning to San Francisco, : John Glasson was over from Grass Valley today. R. C. Williams is bere from Redding. T. P. Meighan and E. Q. Seaney arrived here this morning from San FranCisco, . Frank Nye is here from Sonora. Deputy Sheriff Jobn Pascoe, who was threatened with pneumonia, is better today. B.S. McClintock arrived here this morning from Oakland. Mr. Smith of the Phoenix Savings Company returned this morning from Chico. . A.M. Werum arrived here this afternoon from Fruitvale. Scott I. Ennis of the firm of Ennis, ‘Brown & Company of Sacramento arTiveed here this afternoon, Miss M. M, Godfrey of Columbia Hill is here on a visit. Mrs, F. Gadfrey came down from the Plumbago mine today. 8. Scheeline and F. Borchert of Sacramento came over from North San Juan today on their way home. C.J. Schuester was over from Columbia Hill today, i H. Kuler came down from Maybert today. ; Mujor McBride and Miss Sallie MceBride returned to North San Juan this afternoon, after spending a few days here. Had a Good Time. The Masons of Nevada City lodge last night fittingly celebrated the tiftieth anviyersary of the institatiag of their lodge and at the same tine dedicated their new banquet hall. The families of the members were present, 8 was alsoa number of Grass Valley Masons and their families, An excelof well-kuown Grass Valieyans taking part. It was one of the grandest events iu the history of the local lodze and all who were present will hold fond recolections of the-good time they had for mauy years to come, Will of J. H. Baudonin, The will of the late Jean Henri Baudouin of Boston Ravine was admitted’ to probate in the Superior Court today. The estate consists of a life insurance of $2000, real estate valued at $400 and bousebold furniture worth about $100. ‘The decedent bequeathed the eutire estate to the widow. The following appraisers bave been appointed: J. Mulroy, W. Dibble and A.Jobnuston. An order was also made t> publish due notice to creditors. A writer in a current periodical says that nothing worries some women like the absence of worry in others. Such women can usually eupply the lack. Possibly more people would take their religion on trust if it could be incorporated in New Jersey, The newspaper that Mrs. Nation started has painléssly passed away, mouraed only by the contiding men who pat up the capital to start it. Hatchets are not ‘much use in journalism; scissors and paste are what is wanted, ~2ee Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sbermau’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the bead They cure neuralgia. HAVE PURCHASED sits . . MORE GROUND. 7 @ Company of Nevada county money was paid. ed with success. S4n Francisco, May 2—The Jenny Lind Gold Mining yesterday closed a deal here whereby it secures possession of eighty acres of the "saac’L, Weed ranch on Alta Hill. The company has had this piece of land bonded for some months, and yesterday the purchase Mr. Weed conveys to the company all the water ditches, quartz and gravel rights, etc., to the land. By the purchase of this tract the Jenny Lind company now has a claim of 6500 feet on the trend ofthe ledge. which is situated in Grass Valley mining district, are said to be very bright just at the present time, and by the addition of this new ground the company is in a position to work tor a number of years, and it is believed its efforts to make a dividend-paying property of the Jenny Lind will be crown. Prospects at the mine, Well Pleased. D. &. Moore Ghinks Favorably of Prospects. D. E. Moore of Salt Lake, Utah, who has beenup at Washington examining mining properties in that district, re turned to this city today, and expresses bimself as weli satisfied with the prospects, and is of the opinion that they wiil compare favorably with any in the county, which is saying a great deal. He came here in the interest of Colorado capitalists, and will return to that place and make. his report, when companies will be organized and the properties developed. Local Notes. Some steel shoes and dies for the Reward mine arrived here today. Officer Carr will ring the curfew at 9 o’vlock from now on instead of at 8 o’clock. Robert Latta and Thomas Coan of this city are opening up a mine in Willow Valley mining district. Walter Palmer yesterday resigned his position as. clerk at the New York hotel and has been succeeded by W. TL. Monk. ~ Ladies, if you will call at Maher & Co.’s sture you can~see the fines: assortment of suminer undervests ever ‘brought to this city. They have in stock high neck and long sleeves, low neck and sleeveless, and at prices ranging from 5 cents to $1 50 each, Sherwin & Williams paints and varnishes, the best in the market, are carried in stack by Legg & Shaw Co, and as this is hcuse cleaning time they invite housekeepers to try them and they will never use any others. An iron post was placed today at the corner of Broad and Pine streets to support the awning of the Morgan & Roberts building. ; A telephone has been put in Fred EF. Brown’s residence. The number is 841. Gxposition Opened. BurraLo, N.Y, May 1—The gates of . the Pan American Exposition were thrown open this morning and notwithstanding it had rained all night and the conditions were threatening, the attendance was large. Handsome Specialties. C. J. Brand will make a specialty of diamonds, silverware, and ebony brushes with plate on the back of them, on which the name of the owner may be engraved. Mr. Brand’s establishment is known for the quality of goods that is kept in stock, and oncea purchaser from him you wiil always call again. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, May 1, 1901. Black, Mrs. Chas. Mitchell, George Ransier, George If not calied for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” pay afeeof one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxins, Postmaster. You never have a head inthe morning from drinking Jesse Moore “Aa’ whiskey. Sensation In Caracas. WILLEmMsTapD, Curacoa, April 80—Dr. Vicente Mijares, the editor of the Re publica, a Venezuelan organ, which was earnetly defending the New York and Bermudez Company, has been arrested at Caracas by order o: President Castro. This arrest has caused a censation in Caracas, where Dr. Mijares is held-in the highest esteem. The new Venezuelan Constitution, came into force April 19h. At present the Republic is tranquil, but the Government officikls evidently feat trouble, as they continue uoremittingly to purchase arms. A German ship which passed here a few dys ago on her way to Venezuela had 10,000 Mauser rifles and 2,000,000 cartridges on board.+General Andrade, the former President of Venezuela, ig here with General Riveria. A complication with Oolombia ‘8 very much feured, as President Castro lends all the encouragement he can to the Colombian Revolutionary Party. ‘ Clark Again G. nfotned, Sat Lake, Utab, May 1.—Pennel Cherrington, Assistant United States Attorney, received a telegram from Nevada today stating that United States Marshal Emmett, of Oarson City, had served injunction papers upon Colonel Maxson, leader of the Clark forces, restraining them from interfecing in aby manner with the employes of tbe Oregon Short Line, who. are engaged in extending the Short Line in a south westerly direction through the State of Nevada. Attorney Cherrington says the Clark people will andoubtedly obey the order of the Court and vacate the disputed right of way. Sovernment Satistied, 3 WasHINGTON, May 1—The State Department bas received from the Government of Venezuela a satisfacturs explanation of the circumstances under which Ignacio Baiz, United States Consular Agent at Barcelona, came to be arrested and muicted of a heavy fine. While no detuils are furnished, it is stated that the action of the Venezuelan Government im the matter is all that could be desired aud that Biiz, who bas recovered or will recover the money extorted from him, will not be farther molested. Bound By Rurglars. Cuicaaco, May 1—A special to the Tribune from Adrian, Mich., says: Two masked men entered the residence of Mrs. Ruth Ayers at Springville, where she lived alone, bound and gagged her and raneacked the house, ‘Lhey obtained about $8000 in gold currency. She was assessed at $40,000, and it is known that she always kept a large amount of money about the house. There is no clew to the robbers. Woodmen of the World. You are requested to meet at the Pythian Castle on Sunday, May 5th, at 1:30 p. m., to attend the unveiling of the monument of J. W. Lutkin. Visiting neighbors invited to attend. N. W. Lewis, O. C. E. Moorz, Clerk. m2 2: Don’t drink the first thing the ‘bartender offers, “AA” whiskey and insist on getting it. Calt for Jesse Moore . A Yew Enterprise. © A Fully Equipped Abstract Office to Be Opened Here. Mr. Henry J. Weeks,a well-known California abstractor and patentee of the “Weeks’ Card or Unit System” of abstracting, is staying at the New Union Hotel and tention of equipping Nevada county witha complete abstract plant on the announces his innewest and most approved system. Mr. Weeks intends to make this his “home county,” in order to. be near his young family who are being educated here, and he will make his abstract plant a model one in every’ particular, and second to none on the Pacific Coast. He is a widely-known expert in his profession, having had sixteen years continuous experience, and having daring that time equipped many counties in this State, including Sacramento, Kings, Alameda, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Ventura and others, besides having sold county rights in over thirty others. Assoon as he has completed the necessary arrangements and secured offices in one of the fire-proof buildings in this city, Mr. Weeks will engage a force of copyists sufficient to have the plant completed and ready for business before the end of the present year, and he assures the TRaNsoriPT that as soon as his plant is:completed if any man in Nevada county buys a bad title, ora title with any faw in it orcloud upon it, it will be his own fault. Civil Engineer Dead. New York, May 1—William F. Davidson,a well known civil engineer, who assisted in laying out the route of the Uniou Pacific railroad, died in Belevue Hospital last evening from injuries received by being knocked down by a horse and wagon. He was 66 years old. Spring Lamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros. have on display the finest lot .of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want & nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had ip the market. al3 MARRIED, In Nevada City, May Ist. at the Congregational church by Rev. J. Sims, James Chivell to Miss Josie Merrill, both of this city. At Maryeville, April 28th, William Wellman of Marysville to Miss Viola Hill of Nevada City. : Boers Captured. Loxpon, May 1.—A dispatch from Lord Kitchener says: Grenfell attacked the Boers -at Bergplantz, near Halvereburg, where the last Long Tom opened fire at 10,000 yards. Kitchener’s scouts advanced to 8000 yards when the gun was blown up and the Bours fled Ten of them were made prisoners. Other columns report ten Boers killed,

six wounded, six made prisoners and sixty surrendered. The British had four killed and seven wounded. DOZENS -OFFAMILIES ARE USING TAYLORS FAMILY GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. Ib SAMPLES FREE ge] TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE Wholesale and Retail Agents Wanted Everywhere, WEL, In our home decorations, @ Mahogany or Oak color ab Ways gives the wood-work of &@ room a good appearance, Over old paint or new wood THE . SHERWIN-WILLIAMS : VARNISH STAIN. Groduces good results. I Stains and varnishes at the game time. Is made in Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, Rose. wood, Walnut, Ebony. You will be surprised at the ease with which you can entirely change the appearance of yourroom. Let us tell you some good things we know about the Stain. SOLD BY idanatnumaseiiiensminnsninmmeescses) HOUSECLEANING TINE__ ‘Is now upon us and you will need something in the .PAINT.. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. Call or send for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 _ Sole Agents. . than 2 per cent, KX. of P. Program at Stockton, Reginning! Gues* day, May 20th. The Executive Committee of the Knights of Pythias making arrangements for the Grand Lodge met last evening and outlined the program for the five days commencing May 20:h. Tne following is the prozram: Monday evening, May 80th—Public reception at Masonic ball; music; speeches, band concert on the rquare afterwards. Tuesday evening—Entertainment at the baths by McCollum & Lyons. Wednesday afternoon—Grand parade. Evening—Exhibition drill Uniform Rank, K. of P, and Caatons, I O. O. F. at the Pavillion to conclude with a dance. ‘Thursday evening—D. O K K, side degree of members only. Banquet at K. of P. hall Friday evéning—Grand ball. The highest rate of interest on government bonds, based on their market value is 196 per cent , and the uverage is about 1.60 per cent. This shows a higher credit than any other couotry in the world, the lowest irterest of foreign bonds based on market value never having been tess Ice dealers who control theta are Dow G ples proposed increase, it is ¢ mean @ simmer of suffering poorer districts of the algae in the at Hull House and the various . te tnsist that it an sity settlements in which controlled last year are rs thousands will have to do The Wisconsin State Legislatare the snows of last winter are hejg to be the factors which may be resn, ble for the heavier te being exant. from Chicago by sosipahisy srt supply the city’s ioe. In the Genera} Assembly of the northern State ® bill is pending in the Senate, having been passed by the lower House, Providiag, — tax of ten cents'a ton on ice » from that State, ‘This extra dealers frankly assurt, must be Paid by the consumers, if the lawmakers of the Badger State see ft to impose it, The cost of removing the snow in order, get at the ice and the scarcity of labor in the cost of harvesting are held to be other factors for the increase, > Judging from ‘Germany's claim of $80,050,000 indemnity from Ohina, the . Emyeror’s cheek seems to have re. gained its priestlike hardness, FOR LADIES MATER & CO, Up to Date. . .Muslin.& Knit a Summer Underwear ——SSEE>===E=E=E=E=E====—_ and CHILDREN Ladies’ Summer Vests, high neck and long sleeves, 25 cts. Ladies’ high neck and short sleeves, 25 cts. Low neck and short sleeves, 25 cts. : Ladies’ Real Lisle Thread, high neck and long sleeves, and high neck and short sleeves, at 50 cts. Ladies’ low neck and) sleeveless at 5 cts., 10 cts, 25 Cts. and up as high as $1 50. We want you to see our line of SUMMER WEAR. CHILDREN SUMMER VESTS. We sell all sizes at 25 cts. each. MUSLIN GOWNS, MUSLIN SKIRTS. and Black and Colored Mercerized Skirts. show you. New things in these lines to Respectfully, ; MAHER & Co. MORE om Just opened another box of them. We expect to sell them even faster now, since MULLOY’S Pion GROCERY SARATOGA CHIPS the wirm weather is here. 52 Broad Street, Nevada City. OUR TELEPHONE NUIFIBER ' sol 20 cts. per pound ~ SPRING MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. 4 QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS TETREAU . Ds e e ‘ . EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING . HATS. ‘W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street Say,“ Jim,“ these OX” BREECHES is “regular Life-savers! Hurry an’ flash the job: It the ropes on this end of the scafold breaks too, it’s all over. We coulda’t fix it. ap with your pants ;' you don’t wear the OX BREECHES.~ Oc.a box. For sale oe — Hy) ES : Fp i) Ii y} 7 We are Sole Agents for Nevada Count FOR THESE GOuDs. — ; L. HYMAN & CO., Clothiers, Nevada City, Cal. Fi Strong as an Ox. They are the strongest pants on earth. They represent the best of everything that goes into the m> ke-up of a gond pants. They are sewed with the best six were produced with a view of: filling a‘long felt Ask for OX BREECHES and at a low price. They arecn large in leg and hip. cord thread. The OXBREEGHES want—a strong made pants beware of inferior imitations. KENTUCKY JFANS, in different BKACK ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT MEN’S CORDUROY S, iy different colors shades The Celebrated “OX” BREECHES. Durable and Reliable. Another Pair Free Ifthey rip in the seam ww ~~ yd al ge . , aa = tas if wilt Without jog, a Be. THE TRANS( Animal Way ( An Intelligent Monk Orained by Mr. % As an appropriate climax ofexperiments in the matt cating a three-year-old mo fessor C. 1. Norris, the fam« trainer, of Norris & Rowe’s . will endeavor to make th talk. To begin. with his a ments, he sits at a table : placency ; wears shoes and is a wonderful bareback ‘rid dress and undress himsel! joices in the name of Jim But the most interesting «¢ is the attempt Professor Nor ing to develop, Jim's voces Aftera careful investigatio fessor concluded that these fect and capable of the speech. The method emp teach the mookey to talk, fessor does not at present give in detail for publication it consists of parts of the used to teach blind childr and the deaf and dumb, Th made is very nearto that . child of similar age of Jim, f at present the words, “papa” s back.” Professor Norris does ever to make an-orator out get he feels sure that he wil reasonable time, be able to sh scientific world a Simian wt io the English tongue. Jim: derful jockey. He rides a ; fashion and turns back sot while the pony is going at + rate. Jim will ‘be seen with ris & Rowe’s Big Trained Shows which will exhibit in at Grissel’s Field on Bould next Monday afternoon and under their enormous waterp! Personal Parag A. Cohen is here from Sacra W. Woodmen is up from ville. H.B. Worthley is down fror ington, Joho Bradbury left this mor Marysville, ; N. Freyer came down from ville yesterday. E. O. Carroli of Denver is miniog business. Henry German was over fro San Juan yesterday. Charles Godfrey of North 8 was in this city yesterday. Lauren Woodruff came do North San Juan yesterday. Ted E. Grimes, the popular man of Oakland, is in town. Mrs. Thomas Coan left yest Wheatland to visit her parent: A. D. Andrews of San Franc rived here on last evening’s tr John Martin‘of Grass Valle} through town this morning on to the Erie mine. Mrs. Ed. Simmons arrived evening on a visit to her pare and Mrs. Lord Housman. L. J. Rose Jr., one of the owners in the Home mine, arr last evening from Oxnard. S. E. Furth came over fro San Juan “last evening anc morning for San Francisco. Mrs, William Angwin reta evening from Oregon, where . to attend the funeral of her u W.B. Woodside arrived evening from Grass Valley an morning for North Bloomfi business lp: Charles K. ‘Tower bas retur home at Touraine after a shor trip to Bakersfield and vicini he has extensive oil interes land Tribune, Oc The famous old Gilt Edge is recommended by physicia ily and medicinal use~ be pure. i —_——————_+-9e--——— — Peruvian Bark and Port v in right proportions is a goo malaria. Vinton’ sells al for 50 cents. NOTICE TO WAFER CON Wepnespay, Apri Attention is called to Ord 149, which prohibits the ut for irrigation or sprinkling « between the hours of 10 & Pp. m., and 10 p, m. and 5a. the night. ' a24-lw *. 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